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08/08/2017

In this chapter we will learn how to build custom docker images using Dockerfile. Basically Dockerfile is a file which describes all the steps that docker needs to prepare an image. For an example required packages to install, directories those are required to create, files required to copy from host VM etc... Lets start with a simple example by injecting an Environment variable to the docker image and after completing the image build we will run a docker container to verify that the environment variable is available or not. [ 2,062 more words ]

http://www.linuxfunda.com/2017/08/08/working-with-docker-iv/

05/08/2017

In the previous chapters we learnt some basic docker commands. In this chapter we will discuss about some advance docker commands. So far you know how to run a docker container in detached mode. Now we will learn some commands to manage the life cycle of the docker containers. Below mentioned commands will help us to manage the life cycle of the containers. [ 441 more words ]

http://www.linuxfunda.com/2017/08/05/working-with-docker-iii/

In the previous chapters we learnt some basic docker commands. In this chapter we will discuss about some advance docker commands. So far you know how to run

15/12/2016

In the previous chapter we learnt how to install Docker Engine and how to make it available for other system users. In this chapter we will learn how to start a simple docker container and we will discuss about few basic docker commands. The commands will be useful in day to day life while working with Docker. Lets start with Lunching our First container: [ 806 more words ]

http://www.linuxfunda.com/2016/12/16/working-with-docker-ii/

In the previous chapter we learnt how to install Docker Engine and how to make it available for other system users. In this chapter we will learn how to start a

28/11/2016

Before installing Docker we need to understand about containers. What do we mean by containers? What is the difference between containers and VM's? In simple word they will look similar at first, but there are some important differences, as explained below: VM: To create and run a VMs you required hypervisor. Each VM requires a full copy of the Operating System to run the application and it’s supporting libraries. [ 501 more words ]

http://www.linuxfunda.com/2016/11/28/working-with-docker-i/

Before installing Docker we need to understand about containers. What do we mean by containers? What is the difference between containers and VM's? In simple wo

31/12/2014

Year Come and Go, But this Year I Specially Wish U Your Health And
Happier Topped With Loads of Good Fortune, Have A Great Year Ahead. Thank you for all your support, it’s very important to me! You all are awesome!!

Happy New Year!!

29/11/2014

In the previous series of this article i.e. Part I, we learned how to install Oracle VirtualBox, Vagrant, Chef Development Kit on Windows machine. We have downl

16/09/2014

http://www.linuxfunda.com/2014/09/16/how-to-install-and-configure-jenkins-on-centos-6-4-part-iv/

Welcome back to our "How to Install and configure Jenkins on CentOS 6.4" series. In this series of articles I am trying to make an user understand about the usa

08/07/2014

How to know about open ports and associated applications to it in Linux

A port is an application-specific or process-specific software construct serving as a communications endpoint and it is identified by its number such as TCP port number 80. In this article we will discuss about Linux Ports. How to find open ports and… [ 481 more words. ]

06/07/2014

How to Install and configure Jenkins on CentOS 6.4 - Part III

In my previous articles (Jenkins Part I and Jenkins Part II) I have already described how to install Jenkins, how to Setup User account on Jenkins, how to Configure Nodes on Jenkins. In this article we will see how to configure a job on Jenkins. Basically… [ 329 more words. ]

03/07/2014

Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) commands

SFTP: It's secure file transfer protocol or SSH file transfer protocol. We can also use FTP and SCP to transfer files to remote server. But SFTP is the most

24/03/2014

How to tag your AWS resources efficiently

In AWS we can tag our EC2 resources to manage the environment. We can categorize the resources by assigning our own metadata to each of them in form of tags. Y